TB-500's UK list price and £/mg, why it is currently shown for reference rather than as a live buyable price, and how it is priced relative to BPC-157.
Part of our research peptide pricing pillar, this page covers TB-500 (Ac-LKKTETQ) specifically.
| Product | Format | Price | £/mg |
|---|---|---|---|
| [TB-500](/products/t500-10mg) | 10mg vial | £69.99 | £7.00 |
TB-500 is currently out of stock and restocking. The price above is the current list price shown for reference; we do not treat it as a live, orderable price and no fresh batch certificate is published against it until the next lot lands. Check the product page for current availability before treating this as a purchasable figure.
At £7.00/mg, TB-500 costs more per mg than BPC-157 at £2.80/mg, despite TB-500 being the shorter sequence of the two (the seven-residue fragment Ac-LKKTETQ against BPC-157's fifteen residues). Sequence length is one input to synthesis cost, not the only one, purification difficulty, yield and current reagent cost all move independently of residue count, which is exactly why cross-compound price comparisons are an unreliable proxy for value. The two are frequently supplied and priced as a pair despite differing evidence bases and different underlying costs, covered in BPC-157 vs TB-500: what the evidence actually shows. We also stock a pre-blended BPC-157 + TB-500 10mg vial at £44.99, priced as a blend rather than as the sum of the two individual vials.
Once restocked, check the new batch number on the product page against the certificate published in our COA library before treating the listed price as backed by current documentation, a lot awaiting its report is not published as though it were tested. Our TB-500 research overview covers the compound's identity in detail.
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Disclaimer: The price shown is TB-500's current UK list price at time of publication, shown for reference while the product is out of stock; check the live shop for current availability. TB-500 is supplied strictly for in-vitro laboratory research use, not for human or animal use. This page does not provide dosing, administration or treatment guidance. Not medical advice.
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